Kraa! The Sea Monster

1998
PG
1h 9m

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Planet Patrol agent Mogyar allies with a team of human planetary guardians to stop the plans of evil galactic overlord Lord Doom when he sends a gargantuan monster called Kraa to destroy the... Read allPlanet Patrol agent Mogyar allies with a team of human planetary guardians to stop the plans of evil galactic overlord Lord Doom when he sends a gargantuan monster called Kraa to destroy the Earth.Planet Patrol agent Mogyar allies with a team of human planetary guardians to stop the plans of evil galactic overlord Lord Doom when he sends a gargantuan monster called Kraa to destroy the Earth.

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3.5/10

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Trivia
In the teaser trailer, Kraa is somewhat humorously presented as a serious competitor to the 1998 Godzilla movie.

Quotes
Alma James: What are you, some kind of big brain or something?
Bobby Machek: Yeah. Big brain, big hair, big gut... big everything.

Connections
Edited from Zarkorr! The Invader (1996)

Soundtracks
My Lady Country
Written by Carl Dante
Performed by Roadkill
Copyright Intamusic Publishing

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8/10

Great, for a B-Movie!

What do you get if you cross a big monster (more scarier than the 98 Godzilla, I might add), an alien with an Italian accent, an intellectual biker, a diner waitress, and a group of teenage intergalactic police officers?

Answer: A soon-to-be classic B-movie known as Kraa! the Sea Monster.

When renting this film, don't be expecting a movie that will send chills down your spine, cause it won't.

Don't rent this film thinking it will someday be an Oscar Award winner, cause it never will.

You SHOULD rent this film for a good laugh at a low budget film that has an award winning plot. What award that is, I'm not really sure.

The Italian alien always made me giggle, and the performance of Garth, one of the Intergalactic cops portrayed by Anthony Furlong is also very noteworthy.

Don't let this movie disappear from the New Releases shelves into the world of lost Sci-Fi. If you don't see it now, you might not ever have the will to see it.